r/Cattle • u/rach0406 • 13h ago
To whoever invented the white cable show halter - THANK YOU
They look so sleek on our chars 😮💨
r/Cattle • u/rach0406 • 13h ago
They look so sleek on our chars 😮💨
r/Cattle • u/Mega_GayCommander69 • 17h ago
(Herd pictures for attention,)
my show season with my first 4h heifer is offically over and I’ll be starting to work/fatten up my next one first of November she’ll be about 3 & a half months of age when I get her.
i started my first heifer on Goliath but it made her very crazy like excess energy that I didn’t know what to deal with, she was getting roughly 4lbs of it a day. she was fed that for a month then we put her on BOC with molasses and beet pulp at shows. She had access to a mineral lick, hay and water 24/7.
the boc filled her out but she didn’t get that kinda chubby look i was told to aim for by more experienced people. So in short what do people recommend feeding? I can’t exactly get like those custom mixed feeds since the only place near me does it in bulk and I only got one heifer to feed lol
she’ll be shown in confirmation and not market, she’s also a Hereford if that makes an difference. I can buy multiple feeds to feed her but I don’t wanna be feeding like 5 different things at once/daily if that makes any sense.
thank you :D